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Wordle #1743

Wordle Hints and Answer for Saturday, March 28, 2026

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Today's puzzle is rated Medium difficulty. The answer is a adjective, adverb with 3 vowels and uses very common letters, including at least one repeated letter.

Difficulty: Medium
adjective, adverb

Letter Facts

Vowels
3
Consonants
2
Repeats
Yes
Letters
Very Common

Recommended Starting Words

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Recommended Starting Words

FLOATABOUTROAST

Hints

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Starting Hint

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Starting Hint

This word relates to movement or physical position.

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Getting Warmer

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Getting Warmer

You might use this word to describe something that is happening, in progress, or actively underway.

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Letter Clue

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Letter Clue

The word contains the letter O appearing more than once.

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Stronger Hint

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Stronger Hint

A near synonym would be 'underway' or 'in motion.' You might say plans are _____ when they have begun.

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Rhyming Clue

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Rhyming Clue

This word rhymes with 'put' but starts with a vowel.

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Final Clue

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Final Clue

It starts with A and ends with T. Think of the phrase 'plans are _____' meaning something is happening.

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Answer

AFOOT

This word means 'in progress' or 'happening' and can also literally mean 'on foot' as in walking. It comes from the combination of the prefix 'a' meaning 'on' and 'foot.' The word has been used in English since the 1500s and appears in phrases like 'there is something afoot' to suggest mysterious happenings are underway.

Strategy Tip

Today's puzzle features a repeated vowel, which can be tricky. When you identify that a vowel is present, consider whether it might appear twice. Words with double O are more common than you might think, so do not hesitate to test that pattern.